Legislators continue to urge governor to delay ACT implementation
More than 46 Massachusetts state legislators requested that the Commonwealth’s adoption of the ACT and HDO rules be delayed until Jan. 2027.
Kevin is the executive director of the Transportation Association of Massachusetts.
More than 46 Massachusetts state legislators requested that the Commonwealth’s adoption of the ACT and HDO rules be delayed until Jan. 2027.
Emergency responders tried to control the blaze by dumping 50,000 gallons of water to extinguish the flames and cool the truck’s batteries.
Trucking organizations from eight states wrote to express their concerns about the ACT rules, which will take effect in 2025 and 2027.
Members of a New Jersey assembly committee voted to advance a bill that would delay the implementation of the ACT rule by two years.
CARB regulations in California have left some of the state’s large truck dealers unable to obtain new diesel trucks to sell to carriers.
Massachusetts, New Jersey, New York, Oregon, Washington cite supply chain concerns and request slowing implementation of CARB regulations.
MassDEP announced it would not enforce ACT requirements for state agencies and municipalities that purchase certain diesel trucks.
As an update, more than 50 industry stakeholders have now joined our request to delay ACT & HDO implementation in Massachusetts.
More than 30 organizations representing industry stakeholders joined to write government leaders requesting the ACT and HDO be delayed.
Our letter details TAM member concerns about the aggressive mandates under the ACT rule that will be implemented on Jan. 1, 2025.
Transportation Association of Massachusetts
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